XVive M5D Dual Microphone Wireless
Digital 5.8 GHz dual wireless microphone system with a built-in lithium-ion battery in both the transmitter and receiver
- Bundle consists of two microphones and two receivers, along with their accessories
- Features dynamic XVive MH100 capsule
- Supports dynamic and condenser microphone capsules from various manufacturers via interchangeable capsule connectors
- High resolution 24-Bit/48-kHz audio
- Latency < 5 ms
- Dynamic range: 110 dB
- Frequency range: 20 – 20.000 Hz
- 7 selectable channels with automatic and manual coupling
- Six systems can be operated in parallel
- Power and battery indicator with RGB status LEDs
- Built-in rechargeable lithium batteries in the transmitter and receiver
- Battery life of the transmitter: up to 12 hours, with a charging time of 4.5 hours for a full charge
- Battery life of the receiver: up to 10 hours, with a charging time of 3.5 hours for a full charge
- USB type-C charging port
- Stable wireless connection with a range of up to 30 metres (the actual range depends on signal absorption, reflection and interference)
- Input and output switch
- 7-channel selection switch
- Includes 2 USB-A to USB-C Y-shaped charging cables for convenient simultaneous charging of the transmitter and receiver, 2 6.35 mm jack to XLR adapters and a carrying case
- Colour: Black
Compatible with microphone capsules from the following manufacturers:
- Shure: Beta58A, Beta87A, Beta87C, KSM8, KSM9, KSM9HS, PG58, SM58, SM86, SM87A
- Electro-Voice: RC2-767, RC2-967, RC2-PL80a, RC2-410, RC2-510, RE420-RC3, RE520-RC3
- Heil Sound: RC22, RC35
- Telefunken: M80WH, M81WH
- Lectrosonics: HHC, HHVMC
- Lewitt: W9
- Austrian Audio: OD505 WL1, OC707 WL1
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Item number 642116
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Transmission technology digital
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Channels Handheld Transmitter 2
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Capsule Type Dynamic
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Pattern Cardioid
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Receiver Type Mobile
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Frequency 5730 MHz – 5797 MHz
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Output XLR
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Charging System No
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Integrated Battery Yes
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Dante No
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Interchangeable Capsule Yes
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Selectable Frequencies 7
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Switching Bandwidth in MHz 67 MHz
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Frequency Display Yes
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Removable Antenna No
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Battery Status Monitor Yes
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Rackkit No
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Twice the freedom
The Xvive M5D is a digital wireless dual microphone system comprising two handheld microphone transmitters and two compact receivers that plug directly into an XLR input – or, with the supplied adapters, any mixer with a 6.3mm jack input. As a result, audio interfaces, active loudspeakers, and portable PA systems can all receive a vocal signal wirelessly, with no need for a standalone receiver unit. The two wireless channels can be used independently, making the system ideal for duos, presenters and interview setups. Alongside this flexibility, one of the M5D's standout features is its compatibility with a wide range of popular dynamic and condenser capsules from many manufacturers, including Shure models. This means that performers can keep their favourite mic sound while still switching to an affordable wireless setup. The M5 system transmits in the 5.8GHz band, keeping the system distinct from many Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and similar wireless devices that commonly operate in the 2.4GHz range.
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Charge up and get going
Under optimal conditions, the Xvive M5D's wireless technology offers a range of up to 30 metres and operates with latency of no more than 5ms, which is virtually imperceptible for singing, speech, and most live applications. Six channel presets are available: Alternatively, the automatic mode can search for a free frequency, allowing multiple transmitter and receiver pairs to operate simultaneously without manual channel selection. For a stable connection, it's recommended to maintain a distance of at least three metres from Wi-Fi routers and other powerful wireless transmitters. Everyday practicality comes from the built-in lithium-ion batteries, with the handheld transmitters providing up to twelve hours of runtime and the receivers up to ten hours. The transmitter also features a mute switch with a status LED.
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Ready to perform
The M5D's mics come fitted with Xvive's dynamic MH100 microphone capsule as standard, which delivers detailed and natural vocal reproduction. However, sound engineers who regularly work with many different performers will appreciate the system's compatibility with a wide range of dynamic and condenser capsules: With the right capsules, it's like having a whole flight-case of different wireless mics. Up to six systems can be operated simultaneously, allowing multiple artists to move around the stage completely wirelessly. Touring comedians, presenters, and public speakers benefit from being able to use their familiar microphone wherever they go, with the sound characteristics they already know and trust. Wireless freedom also brings added flexibility to podcasters and interview-based productions. A practical touch is the angular shape of the microphone grille, which helps prevent the microphone from rolling away when placed on tables or other smooth surfaces.
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About Xvive Audio
Xvive Audio officially entered the market in 2012 with its compact U2 wireless guitar system. Since then, the company has also been involved in the development of wireless microphone technology. Its catalogue also includes effects pedals, such as the Signature Series, which were developed in partnership with guitarist Thomas Blug. The products are designed by an American team, based in Pasadena, California, which is composed of musicians and engineers and draws on decades of professional experience. Its lead designer, Howard Davies, was previously employed at Electro Harmonix and Pigtronix, among others. Xvive Audio's goal is to create products that deliver exceptional sound and build quality, while remaining affordable for any musician.
Reliable on the road
When a duo, band, or engineer brings their Xvive M5D setup to a new venue, they can simply connect the receivers to microphone inputs on the house mixing console. If space around the console inputs is limited, separate XLR cables between the receivers and mixer can help. This can also be useful in more challenging wireless environments: Depending on the cause of any interference, switching to a different channel may be the best solution; alternatively, the receivers can be positioned higher up using XLR cables, for example mounted on a wall, so that it maintains a clear line of sight to the transmitter for the most stable wireless connection possible. A practical benefit when performing on dark stages is the colour-coded channel LEDs, which make it easy to see which microphone belongs where. Thanks to the adapters the M5D also ships with, the system can also connect to portable audio systems and interfaces with jack inputs. For stereo operation with active loudspeakers, a single mic can also be patched into both receivers on the same channel simultaneously.